DUBLIN – The longtime chief of the outlawed Irish Republican Army has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for tax evasion after police found a fortune in fuel-smuggling proceeds hidden on his border ...

The Criminal Assets Bureau has obtained a High Court order to seize over €1 million in cash and cheques discovered earlier ...

Alleged former IRA chief Thomas "Slab" Murphy owes the Irish exchequer almost €190,000 (£147,000) for eight years of tax dodging, a court has been told. A sentencing hearing at the Special Criminal ...

Alleged former IRA leader Thomas "Slab" Murphy has vowed to appeal his sentence as he faces time in a Dublin jail for the first time. After being jailed for 18 months for tax evasion by the Irish ...

THE alleged former leader of the Provisional IRA has agreed to hand over nine houses in Greater Manchester to Irish and British revenue officers. The houses are part of nearly £1m of criminal assets ...

PROMINENT republican Thomas Murphy has been found guilty of tax evasion at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin. The 66-year-old, from Ballybinaby, Hackballscross, Co Louth, a farm that straddles the ...

Former IRA chief of staff Thomas “Slab” Murphy was tipped off four hours before he was to be targeted in a major cross-border police swoop. Dawn raids were carried out last week on more than 20 ...

DUBLIN (AP) — The longtime chief of the Irish Republican Army, one of the outlawed group’s most feared and secretive figures, received an 18-month prison sentence Friday for tax evasion a decade after ...

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DUBLIN (AP) — The longtime chief of the Irish Republican Army, one of the outlawed group's most feared and secretive figures, received an 18-month prison sentence Friday for tax evasion a decade after ...